The best kids' clubs in Seychelles

The Constance brand is well-known as a family-friendly chain of hotels, and Constance Lémuria Resort is no different. As the brand’s second hotel on this list, here you can guarantee the whole family will be smiling.

Similar to the services at Constance Ephelia Resort, the designated kids’ club here has proved to be a big hit with younger guests. You can sign up and drop them off at any time throughout the day, while there are also baby-sitting services available for later evenings. This means you can head off for a romantic date night knowing your children are safe and sound being looked after by trustworthy staff.

Four Seasons Resort Seychelles is a proud family resort that welcomes children of all ages. On top of the child-friendly vibes, it’s also home to one of the best kids’ clubs in Seychelles. Perhaps best of all, it’s a complimentary service that you don’t need to pay a penny for.

Nicknamed ‘Kids For All Seasons’, club members will be immersed in a whole programme of exciting educational activities here, including learning all about the resort’s marine conservation projects with a WiseOceans specialist. There’s even a junior spa for them to visit and indulge in when they feel like relaxing after a long day slashing about in the pool.

Children aged four to 12 are welcome and the club runs from 9am until 9pm.

The Sugar Palm Club at Raffles Seychelles is a special type of kids’ club. Not only will your little ones be entertained, but their curious minds will also benefit from a programme of educational classes and activities. Who says you can’t learn a thing or two whilst holidaying in the sun?

Best of all, the club has packages suitable for all ages. Under fours are cared for by a special infant team, whilst children aged four to 12 will be snorkelling in the sea or playing beach games on the sands. Even older teens are catered for with things like group hiking and evening film screenings.

The staff are super flexible to your needs and timings, too. Simply register your child’s name and drop them off whenever the time feels right, even if it’s just for a few hours. 

Last on our list of the best kids' clubs in Seychelles is Trouloulou Club at Six Senses Zil Pasyon. Elegantly sophisticated, but also super family-friendly – this is definitely a top choice for families wanting that luxury five-star experience but with plenty for the kids to do, too.

You certainly don’t have to worry about the little ones here. They will join the gang at Join Trouloulou Club: the resort’s on-site kids’ club with a cram-packed entertainment schedule of brilliant activities, including arts and crafts, storytelling sessions, and even pizza cookie making. There’s also the wonderful cultural experience called ‘Creole for Kids’, which is basically a mini masterclass in the Creole culture and way of life. 

All these services are available from dawn to dusk, so pop down whenever your kids have the free time to join in. The resort staff always go out of their way to welcome new faces and make sure everyone is happy and smiling. 

Unfortunately not all resorts and hotels in Seychelles have an on-site kids’ club, but there are plenty that do. Look around for the most family-friendly resorts if having a designated kids’ club is an absolute must. 

Although you don’t instantly think of Seychelles as a top family holiday destination, there are still plenty of action-packed things to do in Seychelles with kids. In fact, we here at Winged Boots think Seychelles is an underrated gem for family holidaying – especially if you don’t want to compromise on those laid-back paradise hideaway vibes. Here you get the combined experience of both opulence and child-friendly fun.

Some of the best family activities you’ll find in the top Seychelles resorts include:

• Fun and thrilling water sports like kayaking, paddle boarding, or jet skiing (although the latter may be more suitable to older teenagers)
• Diving and snorkelling adventures exploring the marine life of coral reefs 
• Hiking around the island’s forests snapping picture-perfect views
• Exploring botanical gardens to learn about the native plants